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"Black Monday"
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12-30-13, 05:18 PM (EST)
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1. "The executed (so far)" |
Already chopped: Gary Kubiak, Houston No surprise: Mike Shanahan, Washington Underachiever of the decade: Jim Schwartz, Detroit Surprise: Greg Schiano, Tampa Bay Shock: Rob Chudzinski, Cleveland Screwed: Leslie Frazier, MinnesotaFrazier has to bear the price for the fron office's screw up on Christian Ponder, who simply does not have the stuff to be an NFL quarterback. But look at poor Chudzinski, who was stuck with an owner (Jimmy Haslam) who was an honest-to-God crook, a starting QB (Brandon Weeden) who made Ponder look competent, another QB (Brian Hoyer) who may have been the answer to Chud's prayers but suffered a season-ending injury in his third NFL start (all wins), a third QB (Jason Campbell) who had previously washed out in both Washington and Oakland and made Cleveland into his third straight disaster, a running game that traded its best player (Trent Richardson) on Sept. 18 (albeit in a great deal that netted Cleveland a first-round pick next year) which forced the team to bring Willis McGahee back from the scrap heap (where he belonged) -- and a budding superstar (Josh Gordon) whom Chud proved was an all-around talent. You've got to figure that he got fired because Haslam has some other crooked deal lined up, because there isn't any way to spin this that doesn't stink. Schiano looked to be on the ropes early in the season, when Tampa Bay started 0-8, but Tampa Bay finished 4-4, despite a noncompetitive loss to New Orleans in the finale, and finally found an NFL-caliber QB in Mike Glennon. But if you're firing the GM, as Tampa Bay also did, you might as well fire the coach too, especially if he's generally expected to go to Penn State after Bill O'Brien takes one of the available NFL jobs (and, if nothing else, will come to the Patriots as a special assistant).
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Estee 55900 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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12-30-13, 07:23 PM (EST)
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2. "RE: The executed (so far)" |
It sounds like O'Brien could be with the Texans by tomorrow (with the same story you got of Schiano taking his place at Penn State). So his Special Job with the Patriots will be the same as everyone else's: losing on cue.I'm wondering what Haslam has on Mike Lombardi. (You'd have to think it includes a death grip on the negatives.) The Browns are said to be looking at Josh McDaniels, so go ahead and work out what's in his past that's currently being used against him. By the way, the long national nightmare of several million True Believers has ended. With Black Monday comes job opportunities, and one of them has already been filled. Once again gainfully employed in some aspect of his chosen profession is -- Tubya. No, seriously. ESPN just hired him as an analyst. I guess his deity finally told him to relax his job standards. And possibly gave The Bristol Monolith a few marching orders at the same time. I'm just not sure how much good that'll do for actual football analysis. Personally, my limit on hearing 'that play happened because God wanted it that way' is zero.
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AyaK 10294 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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12-31-13, 04:35 PM (EST)
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6. "RE: The D.C. situation." |
Or maybe it's more like this. . . .http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076723/quotes?item=qt1334994 Coach (Reggie): And remember I went up to your room afterwards and you were dressed in chick's clothes? Yeah, you had on this black bra with tassels! You were dancing in front of a mirror with this kinda zebra skin jockstrap. GM (Joe): B!tch! Coach: Remember how I screamed at you when you started coming on to me? And I just said 'Jesus stop it Joe, I'm ashamed of you!' GM: Goddamn you. Coach: I wanted to tell you I forgot the whole thing. Years have passed, now I'm sexually liberated. I don't care who's a fag no more. I mean who cares? It's natural, it's all around us. Of course, now that it's starting to look like Aaron Rodgers might have a coming-out-of-the-closet party soon, this might not be as much of a stigma as it seems. Then again, Rodgers still hasn't come out. Maybe he's next to Tom Cruise in there. http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2013/12/aaron-rodgers-gay-rumors-circulate-did-he-and-boyfriend-kevin-la/
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